Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-17
OUR c1rY,s CHRISTMAS TRADE.

OI1R CITY,s CHRISTMAS TRADE.
 Our City Trade appears to be booming and blooming All the forecasts of the coming festive season are presented with taste and we may add temptation. The store windows are decorated with more than the usual elaboration of Christmas tide, and we are pleased to add that there is already an amount of patronage to fill the coffers and gladden. the hearts of our enterprising store-keepers. Of course the DEMOCRAT advertisers stand easily first in the matter of decorative display. We give this evening another instalment of the DEMOCRAT Business Directory:
 BENJAMIN sEDGwICK.
 Merchant Tailor and Gents Furnisher, of 95 Bank street, makes no special Christmas display in his windows, but his counters within doors will be found piled up with goods suited for the Christmas time or for any time The choicest of fabrics from foreign and domestic looms are there. His trade is a custom work to measure, and the employment of cutters who are experts In the work affords guarantee that to excel lence of material there will be given the doS1raDlo aO1un OI Woll-uGCluS SodIIlloIiCo Sedgwick's establishment is not second to any in the same line in the State.
 W. o. GUILFoRD
 Of 6S Bank street has large and diversi- fled supply of Holiday Goods. His toys and trifes call up admiration and desire of possession from hundreds of young hearts; but look beyond, from the region of juve- nile supply to the well-flled shelves and | 1ocfafion pf ttha children of larger growth Books have ever been regarded as reasonable Christmas gifts and here there are books in all classes of lit erature ''from grave to gay, from lively to severe;" and in all styles of binding from glittering gold edge to the modest green cloth. Every taste can be gratitied and every purse accommodated at Guilford's. T. KELLY, THE BAKER.
 Talk as you will of Holiday Goods What would the world be without Holiday Bread and in an especial manner what would Waterbury be without the local accommo- dations given by Kelly's Baking Establish ment and Branches We need not repeat what public opinion has long practically attested, that in material and manufacture Kelly's bread stands A 1 in household esti- mate MT Kelly in his advertisement ill another column offers a prize for the solu tion of conundrum, having evidently some local departmental point in it.
 GAYLORD, SOUTH MAIN STREET
 says he defes competition in his varied supply of Holiday Goods, and glance al his stock will go far to justify the defiance In addition to the ordinary articles of the season, Gaylord makes speciality of skates in every size and style, and his sales in this department already is one of the indica tions that Jack Frost is perceptibly com ing. Gaylord's, South Main street, No 1O3 will be found an advantageous place tc visit with design of purchase.
 J. P. NUGENT's PHARMACY.
 Our near neighbor, Nugent, asks the public not to forget to look at his grand display of Holiday Gifts. No need for thu appeal to those who come this way a. his we'll decorated windows challenge thu attention of the passer-by; and glance a a we'll stocked array within will as surel. invite inspection and purchase. The littl ones are good judges in the matter of toys and boys and girls gaze with delighted eyes on Nugent's collection. The charac ter of the house in medicinal matters is O long standing; we hope there will be little need in the festive days for resort to hi compounds; but if dyspepsia should shov itself and ''all the ill that flesh is heir to appear, then Nugent's Pharmacy will sup ply the needful remedies.